Keep it for yourself, continue to update... The future interstellar mecha text that does not include Zerg, ABO, and Xiangshao. I really want to read this kind of thing recently.
It's okay. I read this book. It's a book that can be read as a meal replacement. The part about turning into a robot and cleaning up is a bit funny. The writing style is a bit naive.
Dianjia style, the feeling comes very late. To be honest, it is an upgrade stream and it is quite long, so I skipped to read it. I like this kind of readable content.
The setting of Animal Half Life is novel, good-looking, and Mr. And Mrs. Smith type. But it is really sweet that the husband and wife work together after the horse falls.
Five-star praise, just go for it. I really like this style of humorous language but sometimes dark background plot. Especially the beautiful, strong and tragic type of writing, which tells heavy stories in a light-hearted tone, really irritates me. If I have to say there is a flaw, I think it is that the background setting of the story is poorly described and slightly lacking. The article focuses more on the daily interactions of the main characters, with less background and era settings. There are also some controversies about individual villains in the middle, but I personally have a high acceptance rate in all aspects, so I don't think there are any red flags.
It can be counted as cultivation system + attack change & micro-slag attack at the crematorium. Overall, it's good, and the story is relatively complete. The ending reveals some foreshadowings and is very imaginative, but the description feels a little rushed, which is a pity, and the flaws are not covered up.
It's good to watch, but when I first watched it, it was a serial. I stopped following it halfway through. I saw the ending some time ago, and I'm continuing to follow it now. My current feeling is that the writing is good, the characters are more three-dimensional, and there is a sense of slowly coming out. However, this article is a first-person narrative, and I am generally not very used to this perspective.
It's good-looking, a kind of reunion after a broken mirror. Old authors are still protected. Everything about the worldview is OK, especially it attracted me very much from the beginning. I like the plot where the protagonist hides his power and fame in the city at the beginning. The only drawback is that the ending seems to be rushed and a bit anticlimactic.